AI server stocks surge in Hong Kong after Dell's 33% rally

AI server concept stocks in Hong Kong rallied Monday, with Huaqin Technology surging 22%, after Dell Technologies posted its biggest single-day gain on Friday.

"AI server demand is accelerating across the supply chain, and Hong Kong-listed names are catching up to the US rally," said Kevin Ip, equity analyst at Edgen.

Huaqin Technology (03296.HK) jumped 22% to lead the sector. Lenovo Group (00992.HK) rose 8%, VSTECS (00856.HK) added 7%, and Legend Holdings (03396.HK) gained 6%. The moves tracked Dell Technologies, which soared 33% on May 29 — its largest single-day gain — as investors piled into AI server manufacturers. The S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq Composite all closed at fresh all-time highs on Friday, with AI-linked stocks leading the advance.

The rally shows that AI infrastructure spending is broadening across global markets. Dell's surge signals that enterprise demand for AI servers is expanding beyond the hyperscaler cloud providers, creating opportunities for original design manufacturers and component suppliers in Asia. Huaqin Technology, a Shanghai-based electronics manufacturing services provider listed in Hong Kong last year, is among the key beneficiaries as global tech companies diversify their server supply chains. Lenovo Group, the world's largest PC maker, has been expanding its AI server business through its infrastructure solutions group, competing directly with Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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